McKenzie Towne

Council dates development to 1995 and describes a 1,300-acre community. Its mandate follows selected shared features created during development; that history does not establish the age or condition of an individual home.

The City's 2021 census profile records 52% of occupied dwellings as detached houses, 16% as row houses and 22% as apartments in buildings below five storeys. It reports 78% owner households and 22% renter households. Figures are rounded and describe 2021, not current listings.

The same profile places 62% of occupied homes in the 2001-2010 construction period. Use the actual building's records for age, renovations and maintenance planning.

Inverness Gazebo, Elgin Hill and Promenade Park combine municipal park ownership with Council-managed features. Park booking may require the City; ask which organization controls your intended use.

Pond-side paths offer neighbourhood walking routes. Water access is prohibited at the two storm ponds.

McKenzie Towne School reports opening on January 7, 2010. The presence of a neighbourhood school does not establish eligibility for a particular address, grade or program. Confirm designation and any overflow arrangements directly with the school board before relying on a listing.

In the City's 2021 commuting table, 83% of the measured workers drove and 5% used public transit. This historical snapshot is not today's service frequency. Check the route, transfers and walking connection for the departure time you will actually use.